Java ExecutorService - Part 2
The Java ExecutorService interface, java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService, represents an asynchronous execution mechanism, essentially a thread pool, which is capable of executing tasks concurrently in the background.
In part 2 of this Java ExecutorService tutorial I explore how to shut down an ExecutorService, how to cancel tasks, and how to figure out how many threads you need inside the ExecutorService.
Chapters:
0:00 Shut down ExecutorService
3:19 Cancel task via Future
9:05 Ideal number of threads in ExecutorService
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